Incredibly brave narrative from Sam Newland that dives into his relationship(s) with cancer, depression, and death. He examines these three lenses in tangent with his father, and his own search for happiness, stating in the end, “As for myself and my father, death has been our greatest teacher in how to live happily ever after”.
Last week, on March 23rd, I began writing about “hidden” disabilities - focusing on learn-ing disabilities (LD). In that blog I wrote about how no two experiences with LD are the same. Correspondingly, it is only fitting to share various narratives that glean light and perspective on the topic of LD.
This is a must read blog by talented guest blogger, Caitlin Brogan on anxiety and depression from a first person narrative, "If you know one person with depression, you know one person with depression. Same with anxiety disorders. I am not sad. I am not upset. I am not scared. My brain processes reality differently than yours."
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